I am relentless. Una Adelita - cloaked in a pedigree, rich in hierarchy, valor not lost in whispering winds of history. This is my birthright. A token of gratitude for all those faded in remnant residue. My ancestors - Mestizos y Tarascan native tongue displaced throughout stretched time. I am reincarnated warrior - Frida of my life to create beauty in healing presences. My soul ignited for knowledge and twisting words I am Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. The convictions that are

So, the last time I have posted a blog I was an hour away from my book release. Since that day so much has happened. My life has shifted in so many ways. A lot of ups and many lows. But the one thing I keep holding onto is a phrase someone special told me the day of my book release, "Calm down, your dream is coming true, keep breathing with purpose." Breathing with purpose, now that is a statement to live by. I have been telling myself those words countless times throughout t

This entry today, is about how this whole poetry thing started. In order to understand what was going on you need to realize, although I am very open when it comes to writing somethings in poetry - I am actually very private IRL. Usually with everyone I am joking and trying to make sure everyone else is okay. I keep things bottled in and would hold all my pain, sadness, and remorse. My older sister Araceli was once upon a time, my walking diary. Growing up she and I shared a

It's March, and this blog is going to be dedicated to my father. A man that holds a strong hold on my heart. So in order for you to understand this whole dedication you guys need a little back story and history on this man. He was born in Michoacan, Mexico and didn't come to the USA till he was 7 years old. He is the oldest of 7 children. There are a total of (5) boys and (2) girls. My grandpa, was always working and out of the house so at a very young age, my father was in c